Sentence examples for imposed budget from inspiring English sources

The school said it could not finance the program on its own because of broadly imposed budget cuts.

On Friday, the NBC network, part of Comcast, imposed budget cuts at "The Tonight Show," which included layoffs of between 20 and 25 staff members.

BP has shut down its alternative energy headquarters in London, accepted the resignation of its clean energy boss and imposed budget cuts in moves likely to be seen by environmental critics as further signs of the oil group moving "back to petroleum".

The report comes almost a year after a spending review by Chancellor George Osborne imposed budget cuts across the public sector as part of the UK government's attempt to cut the country's deficit.

Parents, teachers, and school and district administrators usually only think about state and national issues when they feel pressed from above by state imposed budget cuts or federal demands for curriculum change and new assessments.

The communities participated in the planning process and priority setting through community structures, however, their decisions were not binding since the Ministries of Finance imposed budget cuts and ceilings motivated by broader pressures in the economic context.

But she chafed at working under imposed budgets in spaces that weren't hers to paint tangerine, and spied a market for selling candy, not just decorating with it.

Economists tend to treat the bond market as a rational player imposing budget discipline on politicians.

The rating agency's move came as the leaders of France and Germany agreed to a master plan for imposing budget discipline across the region ahead of a meeting on Friday.

Mr Walker, in turn, has achieved national fame for taking on the public-sector unions, much as Chris Christie, the Republican governor of New Jersey, became a hero on the right for imposing budget cuts on reluctant Democrats in his state legislature.

On Capitol Hill, the heads of appropriations committees can already be heard complaining that Congress might have to impose budget ceilings in the spring to help pay for the tax cut.